According to tradition, this city was home to the "Seven Sleepers," Christian martyrs who slept for 309 years after being sealed in a cave by the Romans. In Chapter 5 of the book named for this city, St. Paul condemns fornication and tells his followers to "walk in love, as Christ has also loved us". That epistle also commands slaves to obey their masters and contains the 
According to tradition, this city was home to the "Seven Sleepers," Christian martyrs who slept for 309 years after being sealed in a cave by the Romans. In Chapter 5 of the book named for this city, St. Paul condemns fornication and tells his followers to "walk in love, as Christ has also loved us". That epistle also commands slaves to obey their masters and contains the metaphor of the "Armor of God," while its general theme is that the church is the body of Christ. One church council in this city anathemized Patriarch Flavianus and defended Eutyches, for which it was decried as the "Robber Synod." The first council in this city rejected the idea that Christ has two distinct natures. For 10 points, name this Asia Minor city in which Nestorianism was condemned.
According to tradition, this city was home to the "Seven Sleepers," Christian martyrs who slept for 309 years after being sealed in a cave by the Romans.
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